Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-30
A HAPPY OCCASION.
The Brilliant Reception Gwen by Iudzs Barnes and MT. J. u Martin Iast NIUht

The Brilliant Reception Gwen bv Iudss | Barnes and MT. J. H Martin I-.t Night.
 Judge and Mrs. ". T. Ba-nss and
 Mir, and Mrs. J. II. Martin gave br.r-
 liant reception at their new residence. corner of Stone avenue and Alamsds streets, Monday, to a large number of invited guests. The Ehree spaeious psrlors were thrown open, one Of them being used for dancing and the oths-- for general reception purposes; flower. the most brilliant and fragrant, wefv tastetully displayed, together with e'rf- green decorations, and the hRndsome rooms bore the appearance of encAsnied bowers, Many of ths flowers came from Los Angeles. some from Yuma and Ot0- CT points in Arizona, while Tucson gar dens furnished a supply equally a- gorgeous; they were largely presents from among the many warm .rieuds of the Judge and Mrs. Barnes.
 The Mexican band occupied ihe hal after the dancing commeuceG. and ia- music sent its delightful echoes tLzouEt out sll the rooms.
 Of the parlOrs were the card Rai smoking rooms, and the broad rama3a in the rear was set with many tsh.- spread with the choicest refreshmeuI- continuously during the evening, ss tended by Mir. Wm- Siewert. The rs d., |. ...kk hxr. lanterns and groups of Eu-stS v--r s- all times seated under the sci; hshi j cussiug the viands.
 During the evening Mrs B. VI. Jae,b- favored the quests with sn r1guIsl-- solo, and Mir. Otto Schmidt, the cu tured tenor, was prevailed upon tC l-k1 wise favor them.
 Later ID the evening & the SU--tz who seldom indulge III the dance %, tired. the younger folks made m-r-y e.. lively music until a late hour. The genial hosts and h0stess-s rx tended the most cordial hOspItshties e. all who were present and a moro erluy. ble affair of the kind hes never t-s-u place in the social snrsls If this city.
 The toilets of the ladies were superb. while the gentlemen were nearly all u full evening dress.
 Among those present were the c.. lowing:
 Rev and Mrs q H Adams. Nlr a.I Mrs B NJ Jacobs, Mir and Mr- FtG Crovst. Major and Mrs F M C0ze. M- and Mrs S Ii Drschman, Rev and li F W Downs, Mir and Mrs W = EivarI-. Mir. and Mrs Wm. Florsheim. iujg5 l-t Mrs J Haynes. Gen and Mrs q Hi-- Mir and Mrs II E Jeiforts, Mrs Irfisr,i- Mir and Mrs Royal A Johnson. Mr X Mrs J A Black. Capt and Mrs S \ Mason. lr and Mrs \ u MAtss, Mir and Mrs ~ Mansfield. Mir and Mrs J = Noble. M and Mrs c Perry, Mir and Mrs D Rouse, Col. and Mrs Richardson. Ms and Mrs W Smith, Mir and Mrs N a Scott. Mir and Mrs " F. Stevens Ai and Mrs Albert Steinteli, Nr and Mir B M TichenOr. Mir and Mrs UnGerWoo- Mir and Mrs l. S Williams, Nir and Ml- W W Williams, Mir and Mss Wm Zee endOrf, Miss Burgess, Mrs W = nsvir. Mrs Ezekiels Miss Nettie Ezekicls Mis- Becky EzekIeis, Miss Heuey. Miss Lsu- etta Lowell. Mrs POmEuy. Mss Ne.a. Pomroy. Mrs Aruer. Miss Wilbur Ni-- Wood, Mrs D Snyder. Dr Bsnister. S A; Mrs Robertson, Judge B HrrcfOr1 Judge w M Lowell, Judge, T D Sarte- white, Judge J Wood, Col A Zgb51-- kie Messrs A \ DungRn. S M Frsaki- c NJ Howe, E II Hereford. W h Mcad. S D Morrison, A 5 Steinmsn. Th1s ? Wilson, Joseph McGcfiiu, Newms. Dr H W Fenner. Lieutenant Hsrr-. U $ A; Lieut. Reber | 5 A; Mals G k Smith. U $ \ Col l. Wolfey Gen He- ton NJ. r. Freeman, Leo Goldschult- l. c Hughes. W P Haynes. l. i Man ming. T l. Stile, II B Penney Thom1- Gates. and Gaynor,